This video conducts an accuracy test of a Ruger 10/22 Factory Stainless Target Rifle equipped with a 20-inch hammer-forged barrel. The test focuses on evaluating various ammunition types at 50 yards. The reviewer highlights AGUILA Super Extra .22 LR Lead Round Nose as the top performer, followed by Federal 36-grain jacketed hollow points. Other tested ammunition brands include Winchester Super X, Blazer, Federal Auto Match, Remington Thunderbolt, Federal Game-Shok, and Remington Viper, with observations on their feeding reliability and grouping accuracy. The video also mentions the rifle's Nikon Prostaff 3-9x40 scope and BX trigger.
This video review focuses on the Thompson TCR22 rifle, presenting it as a potential improvement over the popular Ruger 10/22. The hosts engage in casual conversation and make observations before delving into the specifics of the TCR22. They highlight its similarities and differences to the 10/22, noting its accurate performance. The review also touches upon various accessories and other .22 caliber rifle options, including optics and stocks from brands like Tech Sights, Nikon, MagPul, Holosun, and Bushnell. The video is supported by Gunnies Western Wear Store.
This video from Midwest Outdoors reviews the Nikon Prostaff 3-9x40 EFR Riflescope, highlighting its suitability for air rifles, spring-loaded rifles, and .22LR firearms. It emphasizes the scope's versatile 3-9 magnification, 40mm objective lens for clarity, precision reticle, and adjustable parallax from 10 yards to infinity. The description suggests it's a great option for accurate shooting with any ammunition and directs viewers to OpticsPlanet.com for purchase.
This video promotes an instant $30 savings on select Nikon riflescopes, including the Prostaff Rimfire, Target EFR, and P-22 models. The sale runs through April 21st and encourages viewers to take advantage of the offer to purchase their Nikon riflescope. Links to specific products on OpticsPlanet are provided in the description.
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